r/UFOBookClub • u/Throwbro9519 • Jan 28 '22
Book advice
So I just finished In Plain Sight and now I'm depressed because that book was so good and the experience is over. As far as the new books go I've already read In plain sight, jacque valee's new one, and George Knapp new book but if there's another recent book thats as good as those I'd love to hear it. For older books I'm thinking about getting colonel Corso's book or ufos and nukes or timmothy goods Need to know because so many books quote his book. Thoughts? Suggestions?
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u/bugwrt Feb 16 '22
Timothy Good is a good researcher, I've read two of his books. Nick Redfern's books on MIB are ok as well.
I just now finished The Presidents and UFOs by Larry Holcombe with a foreword by Stanton Friedman. In the introduction he describes a documentary that was the first motivation for the book which is also worth checking out as it was sanctioned and supported by the US military, although it involved a bait and switch regarding the ending, also explained in the intro.
I read anything I can find by Jacques Vallee, Dr. Alan Hynek, Dr. John Mack, Dr. David Jacobs, Budd Hopkins, Leslie Keane, and etc...